Tommy Fury Shuts Down Question About Second Baby: ‘We’re Dealing With It’

Tommy Fury has brushed off questions about the imminent arrival of his second child with Molly‑Mae Hague, insisting the couple are “dealing with it” as a family.

The former Love Island star, 26, appeared on Good Morning Britain to promote his upcoming boxing match against strongman Eddie Hall — a fight scheduled for June 13, just one day after Molly‑Mae’s due date.

‘That’s a family matter — we’re dealing with it’

As the interview wrapped up, presenter Charlotte Hawkins asked the question everyone was waiting for:

“Tommy… the fight is on June 13, and Molly‑Mae is due on June 12. How is she feeling about the timing?”

Tommy immediately shut it down.

“I just want to thank the Lord for blessing me with another child. That is a family matter — we’re dealing with that fantastically. Everything will be perfect, and we’ll deal with it as a family. Thank you.”

He offered no further details, making it clear he wasn’t willing to discuss the situation publicly.

A turbulent first year of parenthood

Tommy and Molly‑Mae welcomed their first child, Bambi, in January 2023 — a period Molly‑Mae has since described as emotionally overwhelming.

She previously revealed she carried “a lot of trauma” from early motherhood, relying heavily on her sister Zoe and mum Debbie while Tommy spent four weeks in Saudi Arabia for a training camp shortly after the birth.

The couple briefly split before reconciling later in the year.

Baby number two — and a name people ‘won’t like’

The pair announced their second pregnancy in February with a video filmed at home, captioned:

“Soon to be four.”

Molly‑Mae has been sharing updates through her YouTube channel, recently teasing that the baby’s name will divide opinion.

“I can’t wait for everyone to hate it,” she joked.  

“It’s a different name — we were never going to choose something ordinary.”

She added she has only ever heard of one other baby with the same name.

Tommy focused on fight night

Despite the tight timing, Tommy insists he’s fully committed to his bout with Eddie Hall — joking that some of the challenges in training “shouldn’t even be legal”.

The fight will take place just 24 hours after Molly‑Mae’s due date, leaving fans wondering whether he’ll be racing from the delivery room to the ring.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV1 and ITVX.

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